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Head injuries can result from falls, accidents, sports, or violence, leading to symptoms like headaches, dizziness, and memory loss. Learn the common causes, early warning signs, and why prompt medical care is vital for recovery.

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Neuroscience examines how traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) from car accidents damage brain cells and functions, leading to physical, cognitive, and emotional issues.

Diagnosing TBI after accidents requires expert testing and imaging to detect hidden brain injuries. Call TBI Center of New York: (347) 699-7330.

After a traumatic brain injury, memory problems can affect short-term, long-term, working, and even personal event recall. At TBI Center of New York, we use clinical interviews, neuropsychological tests, and advanced imaging like MRI and DTI to identify the type of memory loss and guide personalized treatment. Call or Text (347) 699-7330.

Stress is a common but often overlooked symptom after a traumatic brain injury. Elevated stress levels can worsen headaches, memory problems, sleep disturbances, and mood changes. Research shows that stress not only impacts recovery but can also increase the risk of anxiety and depression. At TBI Center of New York, we address stress as part of a comprehensive treatment plan to support brain healing and improve quality of life.

Understanding and Treating Anxiety Post-Injury. Anxiety disorders can affect a person’s ability to work, study and participate in other activities. Recovery is possible.

Improving Attention Issues After An Accident. 📞 If you or a loved one is struggling with post-accident attention issues, contact TBI Center of New York at (347) 699-7330 for a comprehensive evaluation.

Head injuries, even mild ones, can lead to lasting cognitive problems like memory loss, poor focus, and emotional changes. At TBI Center of New York, we provide early diagnosis, rehabilitation, and ongoing monitoring to help patients recover, caregivers find support, and professionals access objective evidence for better outcomes.

Depression is one of the most common — yet overlooked — outcomes after a traumatic brain injury. At TBI Center of New York, Christopher Pace, PhD, CNIM – Neuroscientist, uses advanced cognitive and emotional testing to detect depression early, validate symptoms for families, and provide objective reports for attorneys and insurers. Early diagnosis means faster treatment, clearer evidence, and better outcomes for patients and caregivers.

Early diagnosis of cognitive impairment can change the course of recovery after a brain injury. For families and caregivers, it provides clarity and direction. For attorneys and insurers, it offers objective evidence that supports proper care, rehabilitation, and resources. At TBI Center of New York, we focus on identifying these changes as early as possible so that patients get timely treatment, caregivers feel supported, and professionals have the documentation they need.

Breakthroughs in brain health technologies are transforming the way neurologists diagnose and treat traumatic brain injuries. From advanced MRI and CT imaging to qEEG brain mapping and neuropsychological testing, these tools uncover hidden damage, guide personalized therapies, and provide measurable evidence for recovery. By combining these innovations, patients gain access to more accurate diagnoses, effective treatments, and a smarter path to long-term brain health.

Sleep after a traumatic brain injury holds the key to recovery. Addressing hidden sleep problems can reduce pain, improve memory, and restore quality of life.

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can alter life in an instant. Whether from a car accident, a workplace head injury, or a slip-and-fall, the effects reach far beyond the initial trauma. Among the most challenging outcomes is chronic pain, which impacts not only physical health but also sleep, memory, and emotional well-being.